'Gender Jihad' in the Service of Women's Right
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"Feminism is essentially a lesbian movement in the sense that lesbians have always been women who coveted the male role."
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Mans fear of women makes me howl rotfl
yea, it was like watching an ali g show laugh
http//www.youtube.com/watch?v=oftOCN1jkNo
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did the same hijackers of Islam also hijack the word 'feminine' too I wonder?
A woman can be feminine and a feminist, although some here dont seem to think so. Mention feminist and immediately its thought of as lesbian, a bit like mention mixed gender prayer and it means orgies in the mosques
what is the world coming to? peace
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Ayisha
A woman can be feminine and a feminist, although some here dont seem to think so. Mention feminist and immediately its thought of as lesbian, a bit like mention mixed gender prayer and it means orgies in the mosques
According to Judy Rebick, a leading Canadian journalist and political activist for feminism, lesbians were and always have been at the heart of the women?s movement, while their issues were invisible in the same movement.
The women behind mix gender prayer, Asra Nomani, please read about her and you will know, why orgies come in to mind.
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Ayisha
According to Judy Rebick, a leading Canadian journalist and political activist for feminism, lesbians were and always have been at the heart of the women?s movement, while their issues were invisible in the same movement.
so just because she said it that means all feminists are lesbians? Quran is at the heart of Islam but just look how far away from that its followers have gone.The women behind mix gender prayer, Asra Nomani,
there were mixed gender prayers in the prophets time, is Asra Nomani really that old?please read about her and you will know, why orgies come in to mind.
No actually, reading you and your perversions made that come to mind as its men like you that cannot keep their mind on God and see a womans ankle and off you go like some rabid dog, all the time blaming the woman. Mixed gender salat/worship/prayer is not a new thing brought in by feminists so stop going on like it is and that it will bring Islam into disrepute or something. If you cant control yourself in the Mosque then its YOU that shouldnt be there.
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mix gender prayer
orgies come in to mind.
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How a congregation of balanced individuals turns into that is left as an exercise unto the reader.
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so just because she said it that means all feminists are lesbians? Quran is at the heart of Islam but just look how far away from that its followers have gone
No! not only her but the present day "Imama" of Leyna and your alike Asra, the lady who after having her child out of wedlock, has been on a mission to make the rest of the Muslim world accept this as being just fine, also says IT, along with almost all the prominent Feminists.
there were mixed gender prayers in the prophets time
rotfl bravo rotfl
Ok, Really? and what is your evidence for it? do you believe in that evidence?
reading you and your perversions made that come to mind as its men like you that cannot keep their mind on God and see a womans ankle and off you go like some rabid dog
Well, I hope/guess that is frustration.
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? Reply #87 on August 06, 2010, 113856 PM ? Quote
Quote from Leyna on August 06, 2010, 104214 PM
Quote from Raaajah
mix gender prayer
orgies come in to mind.How a congregation of balanced individuals turns into that is left as an exercise unto the reader.
That is what Ayisha said not me.
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No! not only her but the present day "Imama" of Leyna and your alike Asra, the lady who after having her child out of wedlock, has been on a mission to make the rest of the Muslim world accept this as being just fine, also says IT, along with almost all the prominent Feminists.
so they are all lesbians? Am I right that the woman having a child out of wedlock didnt have an immaculate conception and there was a man involved, one that left her pregnant? oh thats fine though right? hes just a man doing what men do right?rotfl bravo rotfl
Ok, Really? and what is your evidence for it? do you believe in that evidence?
do you have any to the contrary? Nowhere in Quran does it say women prayed seperate to men! Hold onto the rope of Allah TOGETHER not women holding one and men another.Well, I hope/guess that is frustration.
well dont bring your frustrations here, go find a wife to chain to the home.
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Yes sure.
Ayisha
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A woman can be feminine and a feminist, although some here dont seem to think so. Mention feminist and immediately its thought of as lesbian, a bit like mention mixed gender prayer and it means orgies in the mosquesRaaajah on Yesterday
Ok, Really? and what is your evidence for it? do you believe in that evidence?
Hard to decide? or to find the evidence?
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Yes sure.
already shown it was your quoteHard to decide? or to find the evidence?
you found any to the contrary yet?
In the early years of Islam the Haruriyyah sect, a branch of the Kharijites movement, founded by Habib ibn-Yazd al-Harr, held that it was permissible to entrust the imamate to a woman if she were able to carry out the required duties. In 699 A.D. (77 A.H.), the founder's wife, Ghazla al-Harriyya, even led her male warriors in prayer in Kufa after having controlled the city for a day, following the example of Abu Sufyan's daughter Juwayriyya at the battle of Yarmuk. Not only did she lead Muslim men in prayer, she recited the two longest chapters in the Quran during that prayer.
History of Messengers and Kings, By al-Tabari, 5180; Ali Masudi, Gardens of Gold, Dar al-Andalus, Beirut, 1965, 3139
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You took so long to find this
In the early years of Islam the Haruriyyah sect, a branch of the Kharijites movement, founded by Habib ibn-Yazd al-Harr, held that it was permissible to entrust the imamate to a woman if she were able to carry out the required duties. In 699 A.D. (77 A.H.), the founder's wife, Ghazla al-Harriyya, even led her male warriors in prayer in Kufa after having controlled the city for a day, following the example of Abu Sufyan's daughter Juwayriyya at the battle of Yarmuk. Not only did she lead Muslim men in prayer, she recited the two longest chapters in the Quran during that prayer.
History of Messengers and Kings, By al-Tabari, 5180; Ali Masudi, Gardens of Gold, Dar al-Andalus, Beirut, 1965, 3139
in answering this
Ayishathere were mixed gender prayers in the prophets time, is Asra Nomani really that old?
Oh! boy, Ok, Really? and what is your evidence for it? do you believe in that evidence? was My question
- That is not Prophets time that after prophets time
- Kharijitees were not considered Muslims by main stream Muslims due to their believes
- It only says about leading a prayerby a woman, you can easily find other refrences to it
- It does not discuss what you claimed a MIX gender prayer as initiated by Asra Nomani
- You did not answered do you believe in this evidence? (besides Quran)
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Now we can understand after your quoting of the Kharijis, that there a connection exists, it has been become important to let people know why The advocates of mix gender want to follow the examples of Kahrijis.
After the Battle of Hunain the Prophet in distributing the booty - gave preference to a number of non-Muslims. His aim was to attract them to Islam. Hurqus rebuked the Prophet by saying to him "Be just in your distribution O Messenger of Allah."
The Prophet was incensed by this remark and responded by saying
"Then who can be called just if I am not just?"
To this the Prophet added
"There will come a time when a group of people will leave our ranks. They will recite the Quran with fervour and passion but its spirit will not go beyond their throats. They will leave our ranks in the manner of an arrow when it shoots from its bow."
and surprisingly It is significant to note that this Hurqus was elected as one of the heads of the Kharijites after the Battle of Siffin.
Allah Ho Akbar, That is how Lord exposes the False hood. -
Ayisha
26 minutes from your post to mine, and I was working at the same time. I am still waiting for your evidence to say there were NO mixed gender prayers, it has been well over 24 hours and still none!
So you surrender? you cannot find any evidence of mix gender prayers at Prophet Muhammad's time? Why should i bring forward any proof, it is you has forwarded the argument and burden of proof "lies" with you, dear Ayisha.
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Ayisha
So you surrender? you cannot find any evidence of mix gender prayers at Prophet Muhammad's time? Why should i bring forward any proof, it is you has forwarded the argument and burden of proof "lies" with you, dear Ayisha.
No Raj, you claim there were no mixed gender salat so the burden of proof lies with you, which you cannot find.
As for surrender, I didnt realize we were at war
If females were leading prayers back then, and Aesha is known to have been also leading prayers and teaching, then its logical that women were among those that prayed along with the men. Women also went to battle with the men too, another thing that wont happen now due to invented segregation.